Top 10 most viewed Kenyan music videos on YouTube
Kenyan music continues to attract millions of viewers across the world, with local and regional collaborations dominating YouTube charts in 2026. From Afrobeats-inspired hits to love ballads and club anthems, the country’s biggest music videos have amassed impressive viewership, reflecting the growing global appetite for Kenyan sounds.
Here is a look at the 10 most-viewed Kenyan music videos on YouTube in 2026 and the stories behind their success.
Mwaki by Zerb and Sofiya Nzau – 100 million views
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Holding the top spot is Mwaki by Zerb and Sofiya Nzau, a song that became a global sensation after gaining traction on social media platforms and streaming services. Its infectious rhythm, catchy lyrics, and dance challenge helped push the music video past 100 million views.
The song introduced many international listeners to Kenyan talent and remains one of the country’s biggest musical exports.
Mmh by Willy Paul and Rayvanny-50 million views
With 50 million views, Mmh by Willy Paul and Rayvanny ranks second on the list. The collaboration blends East African sounds with contemporary production, creating a song that resonated with audiences across the region.
Its colourful visuals and relatable message contributed significantly to its popularity on YouTube.
I Do by Willy Paul and Alaine-47 million views
Love songs continue to attract large audiences, and I Do by Willy Paul and Alaine is proof of that. The music video has reached 47 million views thanks to its romantic storyline and memorable melodies.
The song became a favourite at weddings and relationship celebrations, helping maintain its relevance years after release.
Gere by Tanasha Donna and Diamond Platnumz – 47 million views
Also sitting at 47 million views is Gere by Tanasha Donna and Diamond Platnumz, a track that brought together East African musical influences and strong visual storytelling.
Its blend of modern production and relatable themes made it a hit among both younger and older audiences.
Melanin by Sauti Sol and Patoranking – 45 million views
Melanin by Sauti Sol and Patoranking celebrates African beauty and culture, themes that connected with viewers around the world. The music video has accumulated 45 million views and remains one of the most recognised Kenyan productions online.
Its message of pride and self-confidence helped the song stand out in a competitive music landscape.
Dusuma by Otile Brown and Meddy – 44 million views
With 44 million views, Dusuma by Otile Brown and Meddy continues to enjoy strong support years after its release. The song’s upbeat tempo and energetic visuals made it a favourite in clubs, parties and social media videos.
Its cross-border appeal contributed greatly to its success.
One Call by Otile Brown and Ruby – 41 million views
One Call by Otile Brown and Ruby has earned 41 million views and remains popular among fans of contemporary East African music.
The song combines emotional lyrics with a catchy beat, making it appealing to a wide audience across different age groups.
Suzanna by Sauti Sol – 41 million views
Another major success story is Suzanna by Sauti Sol, which has also reached 41 million views. The track became famous for its unique storytelling and creative music video.
Its success demonstrated the growing demand for high-quality visual productions in Kenyan music.
Finale by Bien and Alikiba – 37 million views
Finale by Bien and Alikiba sits in ninth position with 37 million views. The collaboration brought together different musical styles, creating a song that appealed to listeners across East Africa.
Strong online engagement and consistent streaming have helped the video maintain impressive numbers.
Adhiambo by Bahati and Prince Indah -37 million views
Rounding off the list is Adhiambo by Bahati and Prince Indah, which has amassed 37 million views on YouTube. The song’s cultural influence and relatable themes played a key role in its popularity.
Its success highlights the continued importance of local languages and authentic storytelling in Kenyan music.
The latest rankings show how YouTube has become a major platform for measuring the reach and influence of Kenyan music. Collaborations, strong visual production and social media engagement continue to drive viewership numbers.
The list also reflects the increasing regional and international appeal of Kenyan artists, with several songs crossing borders and attracting audiences far beyond East Africa. As digital consumption grows, YouTube remains one of the most important stages for showcasing Kenyan music to the world.
